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In reply to the discussion: Analysis: Why Russia's Crimea move fails legal test [View all]SidDithers
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And I look forward to someone posting the official Russian reply via RT.
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It makes it less clear I agree. But can you agree that having pretty much destroyed
newthinking
Mar 2014
#46
Do you wonder why they moved the date of the referendum from May 25 to March 30 to March 16?
pampango
Mar 2014
#31
So now you also understand why there is a problem with the date of the National election also, right
newthinking
Mar 2014
#44
Not all replys are "for Russia". We just have different analysis/perspectives of the situation
newthinking
Mar 2014
#17
So the world would be better off ruled by treaties and agreements than by who has the biggest army?
pampango
Mar 2014
#8
Do you really believe that or are you just being provocative? And what do you mean by "winking at
pampango
Mar 2014
#34
LOL. Putin violating international law and invading a country is "irrelevant" because...Putin.
ProSense
Mar 2014
#13
See. Putin is a 'real leader', not like Obama. The republicans keep telling us so.
pampango
Mar 2014
#16
We had strategic interests in the Philippines and when the parliament there voted to boot us we
okaawhatever
Mar 2014
#24
They survive with the Bosphorus and Dardanelles crontrolled by NATO member Turkey
muriel_volestrangler
Mar 2014
#27